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May 11, 2015
Event
The nomination period opens May 11 and runs through July 3 for the Shining Star Awards Continue reading
Apr 29, 2015
DNP, Research
Lorenzo Nava, a doctoral student at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, has earned a Fulbright Scholarship. Continue reading
Mar 30, 2015
Global Health
Dr. Jason Farley works with mobile health platform, emocha, to link patients in South Africa with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis to care Continue reading
Mar 10, 2015
Academic Program
U.S. News & World Report has once again named the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) as one of the top 5 accredited nursing school graduate programs in the nation, ranking it #2 in its survey for 2016. Continue reading
When it comes to caring for older adults, there is a shift to a consumer-driven model that focuses on keeping patients in their homes and out of institutional care facilities. Continue reading
Preliminary Findings: After inexpensive home intervention, 80 percent of elder participants see daily life, health improved. Continue reading
Jan 23, 2015
Award
The George Washington University announced Pamela R. Jeffries as the next dean of the School of Nursing. Continue reading
Jan 7, 2015
Award
Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) ranks number 3 among the nation’s online graduate nursing programs, according to U.S. News & World Report Continue reading
Dec 14, 2012
News Release index Posted: 12/14/2009 Hopkins nursing graduates’ responses to a recent survey revealed that they are more highly educated, more highly compensated, and more satisfied in their careers than other U.S. nurses.   The survey questionnaire, mailed in 2007 to the 5,000+ alumni of the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, collected data on the […] Continue reading
Nov 9, 2012
News Release index Posted: 11/9/2009 Mom’s Mood Matters in Childs Asthma CareDepression is significant among mothers of chronically ill children.  And, when mom is depressed, she may not attend as carefully as she should to that child’s treatment needs.  With over 9 million asthmatic children in the U.S. today, the public health implications are significant.  […] Continue reading